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Smowball | 15:16 Mon 01st Oct 2012 | Food & Drink
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Where can I buy frozen swede? Ive looked online at Tesco's and they dont do it.
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Morrisons do.
15:17 Mon 01st Oct 2012
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iceland
15:19 Mon 01st Oct 2012
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I've never bought frozen root veg, they keep long enough if you buy a swede and cook it from fresh, if you are stuck for frozen.
15:22 Mon 01st Oct 2012
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Aaah, thankyou both!
15:22 Mon 01st Oct 2012
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What's the point of frozen swede when a fresh one keeps for ages in the fridge?
16:00 Mon 01st Oct 2012
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Buy a big swede, prep it all for cooking and chuck it all in a pan and cook. After 5 mins or so take out and cool what you don't need that day and then freeze it for when you feel the need for swede. Bung into boiling water and enjoy.
16:06 Mon 01st Oct 2012
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Its not for me - I always buy fresh, hence I didnt know where to buy frozen lol.
16:48 Mon 01st Oct 2012
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They are a barsteward to chop! But I love them mashed with butter and lots of black pepper.
16:52 Mon 01st Oct 2012
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I always have frozen sweetcorn in for chicken and sweetcorn soup and frozen peas for when I fancy a pea butty! Yum!
16:52 Mon 01st Oct 2012
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I adore swede - one of my favourite vegetables. had it yesterday with our Sunday roast - yummy! But agree about cutting them - I once got a knive completely stuck halfway through one!

pea butty?? seriously?
16:54 Mon 01st Oct 2012
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I've done that :-)

Pea butty - my dad used to do that.
16:56 Mon 01st Oct 2012
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Fresh bread, Lurpak (other butters are available) Hot garden peas. Lush moi luvver, lush.
16:58 Mon 01st Oct 2012
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never heard of a pea butty
16:59 Mon 01st Oct 2012
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He'd also eat left over veg in his sandwiches.
17:00 Mon 01st Oct 2012
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I may have to try that just out of curiosity now!
17:01 Mon 01st Oct 2012
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mrs cook likes mashed potato butties, but then again she is weird.
17:02 Mon 01st Oct 2012
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My little niece was a fussy eater so I used to make her veg sandwiches. Puree them was some gravy and it's like a paste. Tastes quite nice.
17:04 Mon 01st Oct 2012
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lol, I did see once on tv that people used to eat bread sandwiches - ie a slice of bread was the filling inbetween 2 slices of bread.
17:05 Mon 01st Oct 2012
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The ultimate chippy treat came from the chippy just on the way out of Ringwood some 40 years ago...... The MUSHY PEA FRITTER. Sensational
17:06 Mon 01st Oct 2012
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Did you hear about the cannibal who turned vegetarian?


He only then ate Swedes!
17:10 Mon 01st Oct 2012

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